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Walking Together: Nova Peris on her hopes for reconciliation

As part of a four-part series with prominent Indigenous women, former Olympian and senator, Nova Peris, reveals her hopes for 2020 and beyond.

Duration: 5 minutes 1 second

Source: 7.30/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)

ABC Comedy Presents: Geraldine Hickey

What links birds of prey, theme parks and chainsaws? The answer is Geraldine Hickey's new stand-up comedy show, 'Things Are Going Well'.

Duration: 57 minutes 58 seconds

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Stand-Up Comedy

How to have plastic-free periods

Conventional period products mostly end up in landfill, but there are loads of plastic-free and reusable 'environmenstrual' options.

Tampons floating under the sea among jellyfish pictured in guide to plastic-free, sustainable period products.

Source: ABC Life/Topic: Environment

Editor's Choice

Doctor Who – Series 12 Episode 7 Can You Hear Me?

From ancient Syria, to present day Sheffield, and out into the wilds of space, something is stalking the Doctor and her friends. As Graham, Yaz and Ryan return home they find themselves haunted by very different experiences.

Duration: 49 minutes 16 seconds

Source: iview/Topic: CHILDREN'S

Game music from outer space

Soar through space, ride across the stars and explore the world of space travel music with Meena Shamaly.

Science fiction painting of a traveller on a distant planet with a spaceship in the sky and alien fauna.

Duration: 1 hour

Source: ABC Classic/Topic: Music

The bold and beautiful: Retrofitting Australia's post-war suburbia

Time's running out for scores of homes built by Southern European migrants who changed Australian cities forever. What will happen to them?

You view a dining room with bold purple and pink wallpaper with a flower motif framing 1970s-era furniture.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Urban Development and Planning

Paul Kelly's new song is both a lullaby and a wake up call

Paul Kelly doesn't tend to trifle with politics all that often in his music. He wrote this new single as a lullaby, but it could also serve as a wake up call.

Source: Double J/Topic: Music

Catching A Killer – Series 1 Episode 2 The Wind In The Willows Murder

In Oxford, a man lies dead in his home. No suspects, no witnesses, no sign of forced entry. With unprecedented access to Thames Valley Police Major Crime unit we follow the twists and turns of this real-life whodunit.

Duration: 1 hour 48 seconds

Source: iview/Topic: DOCUMENTARY

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Bird Nerd: The Art Of Leila Jeffreys

This intimate portrait follows beloved Australian bird photographer Leila Jeffreys' childhood in the Australian bush, through the grief of losing her father to her first exhibition in New York.

Duration: 25 minutes 18 seconds

Source: iview/Topic: ARTS & CULTURE

Quilty: Painting The Shadows

This fascinating exploration of the creative process follows one of Australia's leading contemporary artists Ben Quilty, as he completes one of his most challenging art works.

Duration: 59 minutes 56 seconds

Source: iview/Topic: DOCUMENTARY

True History of the Kelly Gang

Essie Davis says her husband Justin Kurzel knew there was a role for her in True History of the Kelly Gang as soon as he read the novel by Pater Carey.

Duration: 54 minutes 38 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Film (Movies)

Water exhibition a wellspring of ideas for climate action

Olafur Eliasson believes in art's power to change the way we experience the world and to shape the future.

A man squatting on a rocky bank and placing his hand in a stream of water while a woman jumps over it, white background

Source: ABC Arts/Topic: Visual Art

Moments in History

This Week in History: The Bonfire of the Vanities

In 1497, Dominican Priest Girolamo Savonarola held a huge bonfire in the centre of Florence to burn anything that could be considered a vanity.

Duration: 23 minutes

Source: ABC Radio/Topic: Human Interest

The portrait of the paper boy

An oil painting by Florence Ada Fuller depicting a newspaper boy from the streets of Victorian-era Melbourne struck a chord with viewers when it was painted in 1888.

Duration: 7 minutes 23 seconds

Source: ABC Radio National/Topic: Art History

This Day Tonight reporter comes to the rescue of snake wrangler

A This Day Tonight reporter was forced to help a snake catcher escape from the grip of a large python during a demonstration that didn't quite go to plan.

In an image from grainy footage, a reporter struggles to free a snake catcher from a snake.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Television Broadcasting

Fanny Finch remembered as a woman ahead of her time

In 1856, Frances 'Fanny' Finch exploited a loophole that allowed a rate-paying 'person' to vote, making her one of Australia's first women to vote in an election.

An old piece of paper with Municipal Council Voting Paper stamped on it with the name Frances Finch handwritten along the bottom

Source: ABC Central Victoria/Topic: Feminism

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Walking Together: Nova Peris on her hopes for reconciliation

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Doctor Who – Series 12 Episode 7 Can You Hear Me?

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